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In light of this award, Elizabeth Warren’s batty and disparaging rant on Senator Sessions’ record on race is right in line with what we’ve come to expect from the daffy, unhinged, leftist fraud: unfounded and fictitious blathering.
I just watched Charles Krauthammer on Fox News do his current routine – President Trump had no business stopping peaceful looking people from arriving from seven nations that have never had anyone commit terrorism here in America. The botched executive order meme we hear hour by hour on the news.
How far will a “Never Trumper” go? (What Charles, no pals in the Trump inner circle? Poor Charles.)
From NH House Rep. John Burt c/o Facebook.
New Hampshire House just passed Constitutional Carry by a vote of 200 to 97. Now to the Governors desk where he said he will sign Constitutional Carry. God Bless New Hampshire.
Congratulations to everyone who worked on this (SB12) and our thanks to the legislators who braved the weather to confound the out-of-state anti-gun influence peddlers on the left, not to mention the in-state anti-gun influence peddlers.
Gov. Sununu. Please sign this bill, and not just because my pistol revolver license is due for renewal in a few weeks.
Added: Where did your Rep. Stand? Complete Roll Call added followed by a breakdown by Yea, Nay, Not Voting, Excused.
Today, despite the snowstorm, the New Hampshire House of Representatives passed Senate Bill 12, aka “Constitutional Carry.” The vote was 200-97 with several Democrats voting for the bill and only two Republicans voting against it. The bill will now go to Governor Sununu’s desk where he has already said he will sign it into law.
The effort to pass this bill has taken over two years. The exact same bill was passed two times previously by the full legislature only to be vetoed by former Governor Maggie Hassan. The new law ends almost 100 years of state-sanctioned discrimination against law-abiding citizens of New Hampshire.
CLIP: U.S. Senate confirms Sen. Jeff Sessions to be Attorney General, 52-47. https://t.co/N9qPdAy0Rf pic.twitter.com/cJkEXv2RvD — CSPAN (@cspan) February 9, 2017 On the odd chance that you didn’t already know, Jeff Sessions is now the Attorney General of the United States. Added. Jeff Sessions Speech after confirmation.
United State’s Senator Blizzard Warren got shut down. (I’ll wait for the applause to stop.)
Democrats are livid. (More applause? Sure, I’ll wait.)
How did it happen? Well, there’s this thing called Senate Rule XIX. It state’s that,
2. No Senator in debate shall, directly or indirectly, by any form of words impute to another Senator or to other Senators any conduct or motive unworthy or unbecoming a Senator.
Lizard Warren had some very unpleasant things to say about her colleague, Sen. Sessions so another fellow member, Montana’s Steve Daines, made an appeal. Say hello to Senate Rule XIX.
I don’t recall there being any Obama beating games, and it seems like the sort of thing the media would have shared. But just after the rise of the TEA Party some liberal “enthusiast” created TEA Party Zombies must die. A Game where you could kill Sarah Palin and other public and political figures associated … Read more
Yesterday, Political Buzz received several emails from readers that came from one of their New Hampshire State Representatives, Democrat Patricia Klee. The freshman representative made some outrageous statements about a story that was presented as testimony during the hearings for Senate Bill 12, a bill that would end the admitted abuse of New Hampshire citizens regarding pistol/revolver licensing in the state.
Debra DeSimone is no stranger to these pages. In February of 2013, we immortalized her for saying, the State Constitution is a guideline. The State’s highest law is not a barrier to lawmakers. Its rules do not apply when inconvenient to their will. De Simone, the tax collector in Atkinson, is at it again. She’s … Read more
Got 30 seconds? HR899 ends the US Department of Education. Help by signing the petition at White House.gov. Since the US Dept. of Education was created in 1979 under President Carter, against the will of the American people, we have spent more money on education with no increase in academic achievement. Education in the US … Read more
Emphasis mine:
(Part 1)
…Should the law ban private companies from discriminating on the basis of sex (or race, religion, ethnicity, etc.)? There is wide agreement that invidious discrimination fueled by bigotry is contemptible, and most Americans accept the authority of government to suppress such ugliness from the marketplace.
I agree with the above. But I also agree to the below which has been subsumed by the above:
THIS is going to get a lot of traction on the Right every time (emphasis mine):
The chirpy Yahoo News anchor was delivering a biology dissertation on the Ellen show about how unpredictable gender can be. (It’s apparently a total crap shoot and genetics don’t matter.) Over the course of the discussion Katie explains how a female fetus can feel male.
Wait, fetuses can feel stuff?
Yeah, that’s gonna be a big OUCH! From a zygote
SHOT: ISIS using encrypted communication to remote-control attacks on the west
The New York Times published a story by Rukmini Callimachi today which explains how ISIS handlers are using encrypted communication to remote-control attacks on western nations, including the United States. The attackers, who are often mistaken for lone wolves, have sometimes been trained and guided by ISIS handlers right up to the moment of the attack. One example: The attackers who opened fire on the Prophet Muhammad cartoon contest in Garland, Texas. Remote terror planners have been behind a number of attacks that made international news and which, at first glance, appeared to be the work of lone wolves.
CHASER: Federal employees are using encrypted communications to ‘resist Trump’
Whether inside the Environmental Protection Agency, within the Foreign Service, on the edges of the Labor Department or beyond, employees are using new technology as well as more old-fashioned approaches — such as private face-to-face meetings — to organize letters, talk strategy, or contact media outlets and other groups to express their dissent.
The goal is to get their message across while not violating any rules covering workplace communications, which can be monitored by the government and could potentially get them fired.
So let’s be clear here. Let’s make it crystal clear so no one will miss it. It’ll put it in bold, just in case.What these federal employees are doing is against the law and would justifiably get them fired. So they’re hiding it by using encrypted communications.
This is nothing new for loyal readers of the ‘Grok. For years, it has become clear and evident that
Where’d they go to school again? (H/T: Powerline)
Is this some kind of persuasion or retribution (emphasis mine, reformatted)?
The idea, which took eight feminists to come up with, is that men and other assorted non-gendered partners should be made to feel what will happen when women become so oppressed that they disappear.
These nitwits are absurd. Here in the US, females make up 51% of the population. They are self-delusional. And it isn’t just about Trump either. Guys – they both fear and hate us all:
The strike, they say, is not just about Donald Trump, but about all men—and even collaborating women—who are contributing to the swift decline of women’s rights worldwide. “While Trump’s blatant misogyny was the immediate trigger for the huge response on 21 January, the attack on women (and all working people) long predates his administration.”
“Charlatanism of some degree is indispensable to effective leadership.” – Eric Hoffer
The New Hampshire Association of Chiefs of Police has grave concerns about SB 12….Grave, I tell ya. The concern is over the definition of, “firearm.” The Chiefs believe the bills use of the word “firearm” will confuse long guns with handguns. Really? Are not handguns, “firearms?” and are not rifles and shotguns, “firearms?”
It would appear the NHACOP concerns is much ado about nothing…honestly. What is concerning is this recurring pattern of police in New Hampshire to over define some aspect of the law that ends up being an overreach.
Take the case of State of N.H. v. Oriol Dor, decided May 7, 2013. On May 8, 2012, Manchester Police searched the Dor’s vehicle finding a .40 caliber pistol adjacent to a loaded magazine in the vehicle’s glove compartment. Despite no cartridge in the chamber or a magazine in the magazine well, The State charged Dor with carrying a loaded pistol without a valid license.
No worries about this happening, TrumpHater. (H/T: Instapundit)
When the Patriots score at Gillette Stadium in Foxboro, the End Zone Militia fires off a musket salute. The End Zone Militia isn’t part of the team. They don’t get paid. In fact, they have no affiliation with the organization. They are reenactors there to add some historical flavor to the franchise name. And they’ve been told … Read more
New Hampshire’s all girl congressional delegation have a slew of press releases on their House and Senate web pages opposing, objecting to, or blocking things (this from the party of yes) but there is not one word from any of them about the Berkeley Riots. They have nothing to say in defense of free speech. Nor in opposition to the violence perpetrated to silence a Gay Jew.
That’s their title, not mine, but I have to admit, the ad is powerful stuff. MadlyOdd.com